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FACTS ABOUT PENALTIES FOR CATEGORY B FELONIES UNDER
NEVADA REVISED STATUTES (NRS)
RESEARCH DIVISION
LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL BUREAU
REVISED FEBRUARY 2015
CATEGORY B FELONIES
A category B felony is a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment in the State prison that may be imposed is not less than 1 year and
the maximum term of imprisonment that may be imposed is not more than 20 years. Fines are optional unless otherwise noted.
Mandatory restitution is included for those sentences noted by an asterisk (*). (NRS 193.130)
CRIME
Aid or conceal child escaped from a State detention facility (NRS 63.610)
Securities:
False or misleading information regarding publicly traded security
(NRS 90.650)
Attempted category A felony (NRS 193.330)
Attempted category B felony with maximum penalty of more than 10 years
(NRS 193.330)
Treason (NRS 196.010)
Rescuing gross misdemeanor or misdemeanor prisoner, use of weapon (NRS 199.100)
Intimidating public officer, force involved and subsequent offense (NRS 199.300)
Substitution of child (NRS 199.370)
Conspiracy to commit robbery; sexual assault; kidnapping in first or second degrees; arson
in the first or second degrees; involuntary servitude; assuming rights of ownership of
another person; trafficking in persons; sex trafficking; or using personal identifying
information unlawfully (NRS 199.480)
Conspiracy to commit murder (NRS 199.480)
Solicitation to commit murder (NRS 199.500)
Voluntary manslaughter (NRS 200.080)
Killing unborn quick child (NRS 200.210)
Woman taking drugs to terminate pregnancy, after 24th week (NRS 200.220)
Killing by overloading vessel, willful conduct (NRS 200.230)
Mayhem (NRS 200.280)
Kidnapping in the second degree (NRS 200.330)
Aiding or abetting kidnapping in the second degree (NRS 200.340)
Robbery (NRS 200.380)
Battery with intent to commit mayhem, robbery, or grand larceny (NRS 200.400)
Battery with intent to kill (NRS 200.400)
Administration of a drug to aid commission of felony (NRS 200.405)
Administration of drug to aid commission of violent crime (NRS 200.408)
Challenges to fight or acting for another in challenge to fight; use of deadly weapon
(NRS 200.450)
False imprisonment either by prisoner without deadly weapon or by other person with
deadly weapon (NRS 200.460)
False imprisonment using person as a shield (NRS 200.460)
False imprisonment by prisoner with deadly weapon (NRS 200.460)
Involuntary servitude crimes (NRS 200.463)
Involuntary servitude crimes; substantial bodily harm (NRS 200.463)
PENALTY
Prison Term
Fine
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $500,000
2 to 20 years
No fine
1 to 10 years
No fine
2 to 10 years
1 to 6 years
2 to 10 years
1 to 10 years
No fine
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
2 to 10 years
2 to 15 years
1 to 10 years
1 to 10 years
1 to 10 years
1 to 10 years
2 to 10 years
2 to 15 years
2 to 15 years
2 to 15 years
2 to 10 years
2 to 20 years
1 to 10 years
1 to 20 years
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $15,000
No fine
No fine
Not more than $10,000
No fine
No fine
No fine
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
No fine
1 to 15 years
1 to 20 years
5 to 20 years
7 to 20 years
No fine
No fine
Not more than $50,000
Not more than $50,000
CATEGORY B FELONIES
(continued)
A category B felony is a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment in the State prison that may be imposed is not less than 1 year and
the maximum term of imprisonment that may be imposed is not more than 20 years. Fines are optional unless otherwise noted.
Mandatory restitution is included for those sentences noted by an asterisk (*). (NRS 193.130)
PENALTY
CRIME
Prison Term
Knowingly recruiting, transporting, or providing person for involuntary servitude
or benefiting from involuntary servitude (NRS 200.464)
Sale or purchase of another person; related acts (NRS 200.465)
Trafficking in persons for financial gain (NRS 200.467)
Trafficking in persons for illegal purposes (NRS 200.468)
Assault with deadly weapon (NRS 200.471)
Assault with a deadly weapon upon an officer, school employee, health care provider,
taxicab driver, transit officer, or sports official (NRS 200.471)
Assault with a deadly weapon upon an officer, school employee, health care provider,
taxicab driver, transit officer, or sports official by a probationer, prisoner, or parolee
(NRS 200.471)
Battery upon an officer, school employee, health care provider, taxicab driver, transit
officer, or sports official performing his duty, substantial bodily harm or strangulation
(NRS 200.481)
Battery with a deadly weapon (NRS 200.481)
Battery with a deadly weapon, substantial bodily harm or strangulation (NRS 200.481)
Battery by prisoner, probationer, or parolee without a weapon (NRS 200.481)
Battery by a prisoner, probationer, or parolee with a deadly weapon (NRS 200.481)
Battery by a prisoner, probationer, or parolee with a deadly weapon, substantial bodily
harm or strangulation (NRS 200.481)
Criminal neglect of patient, resulting in death (NRS 200.495)
Criminal neglect of patient, resulting in substantial bodily harm (NRS 200.495)
Child abuse/neglect: Causing a child to suffer unjustifiable physical pain or mental
suffering resulting in substantial bodily or mental harm (NRS 200.508)
Child abuse/neglect: Causing a child to suffer unjustifiable physical pain or mental
suffering, no substantial bodily or mental harm (NRS 200.508)
Child abuse/neglect: Causing a child to suffer unjustifiable physical pain or mental
suffering, no substantial bodily or mental harm, subsequent violation (NRS 200.508)
Child abuse/neglect: Permitting or allowing child to suffer unjustifiable physical pain or
mental suffering as a result of abuse or neglect, resulting in substantial bodily or mental
harm (NRS 200.508)
Mutilation of genitalia of female child (NRS 200.5083)
Abuse of older person or vulnerable person, subsequent offense (NRS 200.5099)
Abuse of older person or vulnerable person; substantial bodily or mental harm or death
(NRS 200.5099)
Neglecting or permitting older person or vulnerable person to suffer by person with legal
responsibility; resulting in substantial bodily or mental harm or death (NRS 200.5099)
Exploitation of older person or vulnerable person, value $650-$5,000 (NRS 200.5099)
Exploitation of older person or vulnerable person, value more than $5,000
(NRS 200.5099)
Isolation of older person or vulnerable person, subsequent offense (NRS 200.5099)
Aggravated stalking (NRS 200.575)
Entering property with intent to conceal self and peer through opening of dwelling;
possession of deadly weapon (NRS 200.603)
Distribution of child pornography (NRS 200.725)
Intentionally viewing pornography depicting child less than 16 years of age controlled
through the Internet, subsequent offense (NRS 200.727)
Possession of child pornography, first offense (NRS 200.730)
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Fine
1 to 15 years
Not more than $50,000
5 to 20 years
1 to 10 years
1 to 20 years
1 to 6 years
Not more than $50,000
Not more than $50,000
Not more than $50,000
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
2 to 10 years
Not more than $10,000
2 to 10 years
2 to 15 years
1 to 6 years
2 to 10 years
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
No fine
No fine
2 to 15 years
No fine
1 to 20 years
1 to 6 years
No fine
Not more than $5,000
2 to 20 years
No fine
1 to 6 years
No fine
2 to 15 years
No fine
2 to 20 years
No fine
2 to 10 years
2 to 6 years*
Not more than $10,000
No fine
2 to 20 years*
No fine
2 to 6 years*
No fine
2 to 10 years*
Not more than $10,000
2 to 20 years*
Not more than $25,000
2 to 10 years*
2 to 15 years
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 15 years
Not more than $15,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
CATEGORY B FELONIES
(continued)
A category B felony is a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment in the State prison that may be imposed is not less than 1 year and
the maximum term of imprisonment that may be imposed is not more than 20 years. Fines are optional unless otherwise noted.
Mandatory restitution is included for those sentences noted by an asterisk (*). (NRS 193.130)
PENALTY
CRIME
Prison Term
Fine
Performance of a health care procedure without a license, resulting in substantial bodily
harm, subsequent offense (NRS 200.830)
2 to 20 years
$2,000 to $5,000
Performance of a health care procedure without a license, resulting in death
(NRS 200.830)
2 to 20 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
$2,000 to $5,000
2 to 20 years
$2,000 to $5,000
2 to 20 years
$2,000 to $5,000
Performance of a surgical procedure without a license, resulting in no substantial bodily
harm, subsequent offense (NRS 200.840)
Performance of a surgical procedure without a license, resulting in substantial bodily harm
(NRS 200.840)
Performance of a surgical procedure without a license, resulting in death (NRS 200.840)
Abortion not pursuant to law (NRS 201.120)
Knowingly engaging in conduct likely to spread HIV (NRS 201.205)
Sex trafficking (NRS 201.300)
Prostitute knowingly engaging in conduct likely to spread HIV (NRS 201.358)
Unlawful sexual conduct between present or former school employee or volunteer and
pupil who is 14 or 15 years old at time of conduct (NRS 201.540)
Using a computer, system or network to lure a child, person believed to be a child,
or mentally ill person to engage in sexual conduct (NRS 201.560)
Luring a child, person believed to be a child, or mentally ill person to engage in
sexual conduct (NRS 201.560)
Luring a child, person believed to be a child, or mentally ill person to provide material
harmful to minors (NRS 201.560)
Willfully poisoning food, water, or medicine (NRS 202.170)
Setting spring gun or other deadly weapon and causing injury (NRS 202.255)
Setting spring gun or other deadly weapon and causing death (NRS 202.255)
Possession, manufacture, or disposition of explosive or incendiary device (NRS 202.260)
Possession of components of explosive or incendiary device (NRS 202.261)
Discharging firearm at or into occupied structure (NRS 202.285)
Discharging firearm within or from a structure or vehicle (NRS 202.287)
Permitting minor to unlawfully handle firearm; subsequent offense (NRS 202.300)
Unlawful sale of firearm to minor (NRS 202.310)
Unlawful use of stun gun (NRS 202.357)
Possession of stun gun by person convicted of a felony or a fugitive from justice
(NRS 202.357)
Possession of firearm by ex-felon, fugitive from justice, or user of controlled substance
(NRS 202.360)
Unlawful sale of firearm or ammunition to felon, fugitive from justice, person adjudicated
mentally ill, or person unlawfully in the United States (NRS 202.362)
Ex-felon, possession of tear gas (NRS 202.380)
Knowingly assisting in crimes involving weapons of mass destruction, biological or
chemical agents, or similar lethal agents (NRS 202.446)
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2 to 20 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
1 to 10 years
2 to 10 years
3 to 20 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence if convicted of
sex trafficking a child
$2,000 to $5,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000;
plus not more than
$100,000
2 to 10 years
Not more than $10,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 10 years
Not more than $10,000
2 to 15 years
Not more than $10,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $10,000
2 to 15 years
1 to 6 years
1 to 10 years; may
be
prosecuted
as
murder depending on
circumstances
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years
2 to 15 years
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 10 years
Not more than $10,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
2 to 15 years*
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $5,000
CATEGORY B FELONIES
(continued)
A category B felony is a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment in the State prison that may be imposed is not less than 1 year and
the maximum term of imprisonment that may be imposed is not more than 20 years. Fines are optional unless otherwise noted.
Mandatory restitution is included for those sentences noted by an asterisk (*). (NRS 193.130)
PENALTY
CRIME
Prison Term
Unlawful threats involving act of terrorism, biological or chemical agents, or similar lethal
agents (NRS 202.448)
Delivering a “hoax substance” causing substantial bodily harm or death (NRS 202.449)
Transportation or receipt of explosives for unlawful purpose, no substantial bodily harm
(NRS 202.780)
Transportation or receipt of explosives for unlawful purpose, with substantial bodily harm
(NRS 202.780)
Use or possession of explosives during commission of a felony, first offense
(NRS 202.820)
Use or possession of explosives during commission of felony, subsequent offense
(NRS 202.820)
Use of explosives to destroy property, no substantial bodily harm (NRS 202.830)
Use of explosives to destroy property, with substantial bodily harm (NRS 202.830)
Bomb threats (NRS 202.840)
Criminal anarchy (NRS 203.115)
Criminal syndicalism (NRS 203.117)
Arson, first degree (NRS 205.010)
Arson, second degree (NRS 205.015)
Arson, aiding and abetting, with the intent to defraud (NRS 205.030)
Burglary (NRS 205.060)
Burglary with a weapon (NRS 205.060)
Invasion of the home (NRS 205.067)
Invasion of the home with a deadly weapon (NRS 205.067)
Burglary using explosives (NRS 205.075)
Participation in organized retail theft, aggregated value of loss within 90-day period of
$3,500 to $10,000 (NRS 205.08345)
Participation in organized retail theft, aggregated value of loss within 90-day period of
$10,000 or more (NRS 205.08345)
2 to 20 years
Not more than $5,000
2 to 20 years*
Not more than $5,000
2 to 10 years
$2,000 to $10,000
2 to 20 years
$2,000 to $20,000
1 to 10 years
Not more than $10,000
2 to 20 years
No fine
2 to 10 years
2 to 20 years
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years
2 to 15 years
1 to 10 years
1 to 6 years*
1 to 10 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence if previously
convicted of burglary or
invasion of the home
2 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence if previously
convicted of burglary or
invasion of the home
1 to 10 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence if previously
convicted of burglary or
invasion of the home
2 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence if previously
convicted of burglary or
invasion of the home
2 to 15 years
$2,000 to $10,000
$2,000 to $20,000
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $15,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $5,000
1 to 10 years*
2 to 15 years*
Theft, value of $3,500 or more (NRS 205.0835)
1 to 10 years*
Grand larceny, value of $3,500 or more (NRS 205.220 and 205.222)
1 to 10 years*
Grand larceny of firearm (NRS 205.226)
1 to 10 years*
4
Fine
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
No fine
Mandatory find, not more
than $10,000, mandatory
Mandatory find, not more
than $20,000, mandatory
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
CATEGORY B FELONIES
(continued)
A category B felony is a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment in the State prison that may be imposed is not less than 1 year and
the maximum term of imprisonment that may be imposed is not more than 20 years. Fines are optional unless otherwise noted.
Mandatory restitution is included for those sentences noted by an asterisk (*). (NRS 193.130)
PENALTY
CRIME
Prison Term
Grand larceny of motor vehicle, value proven to be $3,500 or more (NRS 205.228)
1 to 10 years*
Theft of scrap metal, aggregated value of loss within 90-day period of $3,500 or more
(NRS 205.267)
1 to 10 years*
Taking property not amounting to robbery, value $3,500 or more (NRS 205.270)
1 to 10 years*; no
probation or suspended
sentence if victim was
elderly or handicapped
Theft from vending machine, value of $3,500 or more (NRS 205.2707)
1 to 10 years*
Receiving or transporting stolen vehicle, value proven to be $3,500 or more
(NRS 205.273)
1 to 10 years*
Receiving or possessing stolen goods, value $3,500 or more (NRS 205.275)
1 to 10 years*
Extortion (NRS 205.320)
Extortion for a debt (NRS 205.322)
1 to 10 years*
1 to 6 years*
Pattern of mortgage lending fraud (NRS 205.372)
3 to 20 years
Defrauding another, two or more similar transactions within 4-year period, aggregated
value of loss more than $650 (NRS 205.377)
Obtaining money, property, rent, or labor by false pretenses, value $650 or more
(NRS 205.380)
Pattern of false representation of title (NRS 205.395)
Obtaining and using another’s personal identifying information to harm, impersonate, or
access nonpublic records of another or for unlawful purpose (NRS 205.463)
Obtaining and using an older or vulnerable person’s personal identifying information to harm or
for unlawful purpose (NRS 205.463)
Obtaining and using the personal identifying information of five or more persons to harm
or for unlawful purpose (NRS 205.463)
Obtaining and using another’s personal identifying information to harm or for unlawful
purpose that causes loss of $3,000 or more (NRS 205.463)
Obtaining and using another’s personal identifying information to avoid prosecution for a
category A or B felony (NRS 205.463)
Public officer or employee unlawfully obtaining and using another’s personal identifying
information to harm other person or for unlawful purpose (NRS 205.464)
Public officer or employee unlawfully obtaining and using an older or vulnerable person’s
personal identifying information to harm other person or for unlawful purpose
(NRS 205.464)
Public officer or employee unlawfully obtaining and using the personal identifying
information of five or more persons to harm or for unlawful purpose (NRS 205.464)
Public officer or employee unlawfully obtaining and using another’s personal identifying
information to harm or for unlawful purpose that causes loss of $3,000 or more
(NRS 205.464)
Public officer or employee obtaining and possessing, selling or transferring an older or
vulnerable person’s personal identifying information to establish false identity
(NRS 205.464)
5
Fine
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $50,000;
subject to additional civil
penalty not to exceed
$5,000 each violation.
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $10,000
1 to 6 years*
Not more than $10,000
3 to 20 years
Not more than $50,000;
subject to additional civil
penalty not to exceed
$5,000 each violation
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
3 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
3 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
3 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
3 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
5 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
7 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
7 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
7 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
CATEGORY B FELONIES
(continued)
A category B felony is a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment in the State prison that may be imposed is not less than 1 year and
the maximum term of imprisonment that may be imposed is not more than 20 years. Fines are optional unless otherwise noted.
Mandatory restitution is included for those sentences noted by an asterisk (*). (NRS 193.130)
PENALTY
CRIME
Prison Term
Public officer or employee obtaining and possessing, selling, or transferring the personal
identifying information of five or more persons to establish false identity (NRS 205.464)
Public officer or employee obtaining and possessing, selling or transferring another’s
personal identifying information to establish false identity that causes loss of $3,000 or
more (NRS 205.464)
Aiding public officer or employee to commit crimes involving an older or vulnerable
person’s personal identifying information (NRS 205.464)
Aiding public officer or employee to commit crimes involving the personal identifying
information of five or more persons (NRS 205.464)
Aiding public officer or employee to commit crimes involving another’s personal
identifying information that causes loss of $3,000 or more (NRS 205.464)
False identification crimes involving personal identifying information of an older or
vulnerable person (NRS 205.465)
False identification crimes involving the personal identifying information of five or more
persons (NRS 205.465)
False identification crimes involving another’s personal identifying information that
causes loss of $3,000 or more (NRS 205.465)
Establishing or possessing financial forgery laboratory (NRS 205.46513)
Unlawful use of scanning device or reencoder with intent to defraud (NRS 205.605)
False signals endangering cars, results in physical injury or property damage
(NRS 206.300)
Habitual criminal, current conviction for felony plus two prior felonies (NRS 207.010)
Habitually fraudulent felon, current conviction for felony involving fraud plus two prior
felonies that include elements of fraud. Victim of each offense was an older person, a
vulnerable person, or a mentally disabled person. (NRS 207.014)
Coercion, force or threat of force (NRS 207.190)
Unlawful contact with child under 16 years of age or with mentally ill person, subsequent
offense (NRS 207.260)
Racketeering (NRS 207.400)
Escape of felony prisoner, use of weapon or hostage(s) or result of substantial bodily harm
(NRS 212.090)
Escape of felony prisoner, no aggravating factors (NRS 212.090)
Escape from prison, gross misdemeanor or misdemeanor prisoner, use of weapon
(NRS 212.090)
Possession by felony prisoner of escape tools (NRS 212.093)
Unauthorized absences from prison (NRS 212.095)
Aiding escape of felony prisoner (NRS 212.100)
Aid in escape of gross misdemeanor or misdemeanor prisoner, use of weapon
(NRS 212.100)
Custodian allowing escape of felon (NRS 212.110)
Ministerial officer allowing escape (NRS 212.120)
Furnishing weapons or drugs to prisoner (NRS 212.160)
Possession of weapon or facsimile by prisoner (NRS 212.185)
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Fine
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
1 to 20 years
Not more than $100,000
1 to 20 years
Not more than $100,000
1 to 20 years
Not more than $100,000
1 to 20 years
1 to 20 years*
Not more than $100,000
Not more than $100,000
1 to 10 years
Not more than $10,000
5 to 20
probation or
sentence
5 to 20
probation or
sentence;
must charge
1 to 6 years
years; no
suspended
years; no
suspended
prosecutor
No fine
No fine
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
5 to 20 years
2 to 20 years; no
probation or suspended
sentance
1 to 10 years
Not more than $25,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
Not more than $20,000
Not more than $10,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
Penalty under NRS 212.090
1 to 10 years
Not more than $10,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $5,000
No fine
CATEGORY B FELONIES
(continued)
A category B felony is a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment in the State prison that may be imposed is not less than 1 year and
the maximum term of imprisonment that may be imposed is not more than 20 years. Fines are optional unless otherwise noted.
Mandatory restitution is included for those sentences noted by an asterisk (*). (NRS 193.130)
PENALTY
CRIME
Prison Term
Unlawful acts related to human excrement or bodily fluid by prisoner in lawful
confinement (NRS 212.189)
Major violation of lifetime supervision of sex offender (NRS 213.1243)
Elections: Tampering or interfering with a mechanical voting system, device, or program
used to count ballots with intent to influence the outcome of an election (NRS 293.755)
Abuse of child receiving mental health treatment, substantial bodily harm
(NRS 433B.340)
Abuse or neglect of patient by mental health provider, either for first violation that results
in substantial bodily harm or for subsequent violation (NRS 435.645)
Willful use of aversive intervention on person with a disability or improper use of
restraint, either first violation with substantial bodily harm or subsequent violation
(NRS 449.783)
Maintaining drug house, first offense (NRS 453.316)
Maintaining drug house, subsequent offense (NRS 453.316)
Import, sell, et cetera, schedule I or II drugs, first offense (NRS 453.321)
Import, sell, et cetera, schedule I or II drugs, second offense (NRS 453.321)
Import, sell, et cetera, schedule I or II drugs, third or subsequent offense (NRS 453.321)
Fine
2
to
10
years;
consecutive after current
sentence, no probation or
suspended sentence
1 to 6 years
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $5,000
2 to 20 years
No fine
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
2 to 10
probation or
sentence
1 to 6 years
2 to 10
probation or
sentence
3 to 15
probation or
sentence
Not more than $10,000
years; no
suspended
Not more than $20,000
Not more than $20,000
years; no
suspended
Not more than $20,000
years; no
suspended
Not more than $20,000
Import, sell, et cetera, schedule III, IV, or V drugs, second offense (NRS 453.321)
2 to 10 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
Not more than $15,000
Import, sell, et cetera, schedule III, IV, or V drugs, third or subsequent offense
(NRS 453.321)
3 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
Not more than $20,000
Unlawful acts relating to manufacture or compounding of certain controlled substances
(NRS 453.322)
Allowing child to be present where controlled substances are being used, substantial
bodily harm results (NRS 453.3325)
Allowing child to be present where controlled substances are unlawfully sold, exchanged,
given away or administered, no substantial bodily harm or death (NRS 453.3325)
Allowing child to be present where controlled substances are unlawfully sold, exchanged,
given away or administered, substantial bodily harm results (NRS 453.3325)
Allowing child to be present where controlled substances are unlawfully manufactured,
no substantial bodily harm or death (NRS 453.3325)
3 to 15
probation
6 to 20
probation or
sentence
3 to 15
probation or
sentence
6 to 20
probation or
sentence
5 to 20
probation or
sentence
years;
no
Not more than $100,000
years; no
suspended
Not more than $20,000
years; no
suspended
Not more than $10,000
years; no
suspended
Not more than $20,000
years; no
suspended
Not more than $15,000
Possession not for sale of flunitrazepam or GHB (NRS 453.336)
1 to 6 years
No fine
Possession for purpose of sale, schedule I or II drugs, flunitrazepam, or GHB, third or
subsequent offense (NRS 453.337)
3 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
Not more than $20,000
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CATEGORY B FELONIES
(continued)
A category B felony is a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment in the State prison that may be imposed is not less than 1 year and
the maximum term of imprisonment that may be imposed is not more than 20 years. Fines are optional unless otherwise noted.
Mandatory restitution is included for those sentences noted by an asterisk (*). (NRS 193.130)
PENALTY
CRIME
Prison Term
Trafficking, schedule I drugs (NRS except marijuana), flunitrazepam, or GHB, 4 to
14 grams (NRS 453.3385)
Trafficking, schedule I drugs (NRS except marijuana), flunitrazepam, or GHB, 14 to
28 grams (NRS 453.3385)
Trafficking marijuana, 2,000 to 10,000 pounds (NRS 453.339)
Trafficking, schedule II drugs, 200 to 400 grams (NRS 453.3395)
Filling or delivering of prescriptions by illegal Internet pharmacy, schedule I drug
involved or drug causes substantial bodily harm or death (NRS 453.3638)
Unlawful acts relating to filling prescriptions via the Internet, schedule I drug involved or
drug causes substantial bodily harm or death (NRS 453.3639)
Unlawful acts relating to prescribing of drugs with knowledge of involvement of illegal
Internet pharmacy, schedule I drug involved or drug causes substantial bodily harm or
death (NRS 453.3643)
Conspiracy to violate the Uniform Controlled Substances Act, second offense
(NRS 453.401)
Conspiracy to violate the Uniform Controlled Substances Act, third or subsequent offense
(NRS 453.401)
Using minor as an agent or furnishing drugs to minor (NRS 454.306)
Gaming without a license (NRS 463.360)
Gaming crimes, first offense (includes attempts and conspiracy to commit crimes)
(NRS 465.088)
Gaming crimes, second or subsequent violation (includes attempts and conspiracy to
commit crimes) (NRS 465.088)
Unlawful dissemination of certain wire information (NRS 465.090)
Theft of fire prevention device, value of $650 or more (NRS 475.105—Punished as
grand larceny. See NRS 205.222.)
Unlawful purchase, sale, disposal, or transfer of a motor vehicle or part knowing the
identification number has been falsely attached, removed, destroyed, or altered
(NRS 482.551)
Failure to stop at accident involving death or personal injury (NRS 484E.010)
Failure to obey signal by officer and causes property damage or operates a vehicle in
dangerous manner (NRS 484B.550)
Failure to obey signal by officer, resulting in death or bodily harm (NRS 484B.550)
Failure to obey roadblock, resulting in death, substantial bodily harm, or property damage
over $1,000 (NRS 484B.580)
Reckless driving, willful conduct resulting in death or substantial bodily harm
(NRS 484B.653)
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1 to 6 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
2 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
2 to 10 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
2 to 10 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
3 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
3 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
3 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
2 to 10 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
3 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
5 to 20 years
1 to 10 years
1 to 6 years
1 to 6 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
1 to 6 years
1 to 10 years*
Fine
Mandatory fine, not more
than $50,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $100,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $50,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $100,000
Not more than $100,000
Not more than $100,000
Not more than $100,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $20,000
Not more than $20,000
Not more than $50,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $10,000
Not more than $5,000
Mandatory fine, not more
than $10,000
1 to 10 years
Not more than $60,000
2 to 15 years
Mandatory fine, $2,000 to
$5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
2 to 20 years
Not more than $50,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
1 to 6 years
Mandatory fine, $2,000 to
$5,000
CATEGORY B FELONIES
(continued)
A category B felony is a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment in the State prison that may be imposed is not less than 1 year and
the maximum term of imprisonment that may be imposed is not more than 20 years. Fines are optional unless otherwise noted.
Mandatory restitution is included for those sentences noted by an asterisk (*). (NRS 193.130)
PENALTY
CRIME
Prison Term
DUI, third offense in 7 years (NRS 484C.400)
DUI and previous conviction of felony DUI; DUI causing substantial bodily harm or death
or homicide resulting from driving under the influence (NRS 484C.410)
DUI causing substantial bodily harm or death (NRS 484C.430)
Knowingly selling a motor vehicle whose odometer has been fraudulently altered
(NRS 484D.335)
Watercraft DUI causing substantial bodily harm or death (NRS 488.420)
Watercraft DUI, and previous conviction of watercraft DUI causing substantial bodily
harm or death (NRS 488.427)
Staging fights between dogs, third or subsequent offense (NRS 574.070)
Representing or aiding unauthorized insurer in violation of Unauthorized Insurers Act
(NRS 685B.083)
Transacting unauthorized insurance business (NRS 685B.087)
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1 to 6 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
except
in
certain circumstances
2 to 15 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
except
in
certain circumstances
2 to 20 years; no
probation or suspended
sentence
1 to 6 years
2 to 20
probation or
sentence
2 to 15
probation or
sentence
Fine
Mandatory fine, $2,000 to
$5,000
Mandatory fine, $2,000 to
$5,000
Mandatory fine, $2,000 to
$5,000
Not more than $10,000
years; no
suspended
years; no
suspended
Mandatory fine, $2,000 to
$5,000
Mandatory fine, $2,000 to
$5,000
1 to 6 years
Not more than $5,000
(A fine of not more than
$10,000 is mandatory if
the violation is by an
entity other than a
natural person.)
No penalty specified
No penalty specified
No penalty specified
No penalty specified